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It’s Christmas Time and Christmas Time in 2025 means one thing and one thing only: PODCASTS!
Please accept this early Christmas stocking of sound which will transport you via Lockerbie High Street all the way back to 1975.
This week the podcast stars Calum Cameron who attended the Old School as a primary and Chris Brown who was there when it was a secondary.
And, while they were there, they threw things.
Naughty boys.
On this episode of the podcast we hear from our first teacher as Joe Boardman shares his tales of fistfights and footraces. Allan Smillie is our other guest as he recalls a fiery time on top of the girls toilets. We also sneak a third guest in (and, if you listen to the very end, there's a wee treat).
If you have a story you would like to share we'd love to hear from you. Email the podcast at [email protected] to get involved.
In celebration of the Old School in Lockerbie's 150th birthday this podcast will try to collect and share 150 voices of people sharing their memories of time spent there.
In this episode we hear from Peter Carruthers and Richard Smith who share their stories and also thoughts on what the Old School could provide when it opens again in 2026.
If you have a story to tell then please do get in touch and be a part of the podcast. Drop an email to [email protected] and we'l be in touch.
In this first ever episode of the Lockerbie Old School Podcast we’ll hear from Gordon Pringle and Vicki Sutherland.
They’ll be sharing their memories of times spent in the Old School at Lockerbie, as well as looking forward to what might happen when the Old School opens again in 2026.
The Lockerbie Old School celebrates its 150th anniversary in October 2025.
To commemorate 150 Lockerbie years we're aiming to collect 150 Lockerbie voices and to gather and share folks’ memories of the building.
We’d love to record your story of the old school and to share your story with the people of Lockerbie (and beyond).
If you have a story that you’d like to share drop an email to [email protected] and we’ll be in touch!
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